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“ThriveLive! Online IT Professional Virtualization Tour

My colleagues from the other side of the Atlantic  Dan Stolts, Blain Barton, Yung Chou and John Baker have lined up a a set of on-line sessions on virtualization aimed at IT Professionals.   They will go from the desktop to the enterprise,
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Technet virtual conference – tomorrow !

Details and Registration are at www.Technet.com/govirtual/ I’ve been told there is a great “goody bag” prize. I know what is in it, but I have been asked to keep it as a surprise – suffice to say I’d want to win it myself – I’m barred from entering of
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Events: TechNet Virtual Conference 19th June

Andrew beat me to it, we have a virtual conference coming up: you can watch it – or any part of it on any screen with internet access. The sessions will be available on demand afterwards, but the thing that makes it an event is that on the day the speakers
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A day out with Divers

I spent yesterday at the DIVERSE – the South Eastern area conference for BSAC (the British Sub Aqua Club) : officially I was there to speak about why Windows Vista (and 7) are so good at handling pictures. Unofficially as a diver (though not a BSAC member)
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PowerShell event in Newcastle – oh and another thing

The VB user group are running an event for IT Pros in Newcastle on 24th March : PowerShell 0-60 in One Evening . Jonathan Noble is presenting, which means it should be a good event. The other thing … After nearly a fortnight away on leave, no sooner do
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Virtualization road show

Earlier in the week we took the virtualization tour over the Irish Sea. Tuesday was Belfast – and with the snow, getting there was quite a challenge. I felt ill all day and didn’t think I’d delivered the content as well as I should have, but the feedback

A Windows 7 Evening with Mark Russinovich

I’ve mentioned Tom Lehrer before and one of his albums is entitled “An evening wasted with Tom Lehrer” which is often how I think of my own presentations. I got a mail about an evening event (7PM UK time) which is happening in February, given it is Mark
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IE Security Patch

You may have seen in the news over the last few days that a vulnerability has come to light in IE, which allows a carefully crafted web page to run arbitrary code on a PC. I don’t assess the technical side vulnerabilities -  some of the things written
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Virtualization: user group and good stories

Details of the next Microsoft Virtualisation* User Group meeting now up on www.mvug.co.uk ! Where:     Microsoft London (Cardinal Place) When: Date & Time 29th January 2009 18:00 – 21:30 Who & What: Simon Cleland (Unisys) & Colin

Two more HPC events.

NetEffect presents: iWARP Enabled Ethernet and Windows HPC Server 2008 Deliver Super Computer Performance Where and When: Live Webcast December 3, 2008, 9:00am PDT / 5:00 GMT  through Live Meeting Here ! (yes, today ! ) but On-demand recording will

Road-show materials.

I’ve had a couple of requests for the slides and related information from the”Unplugged” tour My Keynote slides My Hyper-v Cluster setup and Jose Barreto's blog post on getting Storage server for iSCSI   Matt’s slides on Management and SCVMM (these

Get Safe Online ‘08

The First time I ever worked with Steve was on GSOL the first year it ran. It’s become an annual event, and I hope that no-one who regularly reads this blog needs to be told too much about on-line safety. It’s pretty simple stuff. Keep your machine patched
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High Performance computing Webcasts over the next two weeks

I haven’t really said much about Windows HPC server 2008, which we launched recently as the successor to Compute Cluster Server. But there are some useful webcasts lined up , they’re early in the morning Redmond time, which puts them at then end of working

Mary Jo Foley and Windows pet peeves.

It was interesting listening to Mary Jo at the event Eileen got together last week. Mark has a good write up. No two ways about, Mary Jo’s a PC:  there were a couple of comments she made which stayed with me one was that other companies  “can
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Tech-ed for IT professionals next week

Just a quick note to say that I will be spending next week in Barcelona. Anyone who is going who wants to meet up, feel free to mail me.
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